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Ship Repair News newsletter from the U.S. Naval Repair Base on Okinawa and 68 German photographs
Six men in field with a Maschinengewehr 08 (MG 08 heavy machine gun) on an unknown date in Germany. Appears to be...
U.S. soldiers in front of war damaged buildings in postwar Germany.
U.S. soldiers in front of war damaged buildings in postwar Germany.
Nose art on the B-25 Mitchell bomber "Oh Kay" in Europe between 1943 to 1945
Nose art on B-25 Mitchell bomber; naked woman falling while holding bombs with text "Oh! Kay." ETO. 1943-45.
Ruins of a bombed building, ETO
Photograph. Ruins of a bombed building. "What's left of one of the houses." ETO. No date
Destroyed German vehicles in field at St. Martin de Cenilly, Normandie, France in 1945
"Destroyed German vehicles in field at St. Martin de Cenilly, France. A convoy of motorized German equipment more than...
A U.S. soldier sitting on a boxcar in postwar Germany.
A U.S. soldier sitting on top of a boxcar in postwar Germany.
Souvenir image of the Madeleine Church in Paris, France
Mass produced image of Paris, France destination; souvenir image collected during World War II. Eglise de la Madeleine...
French city street with U.S. soldier in foreground in 1945
French city street with U.S. soldier in foreground in 1945. "France."
US Coast Guardsmen shuttling US soldiers to Normandy shore onboard an LCVP in June 1944
US Coast Guardsmen shuttling US soldiers to Normandy shore onboard an LCVP [Landing craft vehicle, personnel]. Official...
John Janik, probably on a United States military base
Photograph. John Janik stands outside in work fatigues. Probably on a United States military base. Unknown location. No...
G-2 photographic intelligence team in Germany in 1945
Officers of the 5th Armored Division in Germany. G-2 photographic intelligence team in 1945.
American artillerymen firing Howitzers in France in July 1944
American artillerymen firing Howitzers. "ETO-HQ-44-7264. Franklin. 11 July. Signal corps photo. American howitzers...

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